College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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enlivens a campus Costumes, patched and wrapped and strung, appear in a variety of shapes to change charming collegiates to anything from Snow White to Jesse James. Reds, yellows, and greens of crepe paper decorations and everywhere bouncing and exploding balloons create a jovial scene for the masqueraders of the Mardi Gras. This sophomore-sponsored frolic demands creative genius to change the vast expanse of Marian Hall into the colorful streets of New Orleans. The sidewalks were rolled down on Shrove Tuesday and a gay parade of stu- dents encircled enticing booths dominated by their ticket-please proprietors. Humpty Dumpty set sturdily on his wall watching bottles struck by balls topple below him. The tortoise and the hare resumedtheir race in the guise of two lethargic turtles and Tom Sawyer went fishing for combs, scratch pads or matches. Peter Rabbit and Mary-Mary were among those who answered roll call through the Ad- ventures in Fantasy Land theme. B under Bunny Bingo challenges several faculty mem- bers into an old game with a new title. Joan Reinhart, Michele Haggerty and Kathy Melby watch for a winner. .IUHIIAN IME! DMAHL ffm in i Ain oriental dungeon may have slanting-eyed witches or silk sheeted ghosts, but not pretty ticket-takers like Pat Johnson, Japanese from thongs to lotus blossoms. 101

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100 ardi ...blowing in the wind. Sheer exhaustion, pants Marilyn Donohue as she blows up a room full of pink and yellow balloons. It takes no brains--just blow! Burma Shave on a pink balloon and a thin sharp razor to scrape it off!!! The slightest pressure from Ruth Brinker and BANG !--a shower of shaving cream sprinkles Gras--New Orleans style gullf- , Pick a posy and win a prize! Colette Malolepszy, Phyllis O'Rourke, and Julie Heller wait in line while Mickey O'Brien and Margaret Hoffman do a little gardening. a little French maid named Linda Coenen and Baby Huey Loretta Cihacek in the cuddly lace cap. That freckled face in back didn't get splattered but wait till her turn.

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102 Drama visualizes the encounter 0 man Antigone by Jean Anouilh was the choice Antigone, you have everything in the world to make you happy. All you have to do is reach out for it. Marita Douglass, as the old nurse, tries to comfort. of the Marian Players' Fall Production. Written and produced in Faris in 1943, Anouilh made Antigone a martyr who re- fused a life in which she is promised Happiness--provided that she will agree not to interfere in anything that does not concern her material existence. Antigone was a symbol for the French in their rejection of the German Order with its promise of prosperity, of happiness , provided the French people would agree to surrender their spiritual independence. The basic story of this Greek tragedy involves two sons and two daughters of mother-loving Oedipus, lately departed king of Thebes, and his brother-in-law, Creon, who has now become king. The two brothers have had a civil war and have killed each other. Sitting lost in thought with his little page, is the King. Creon and the page, Nickle Gassman, are introduced by Judy Snell in the role of the Chorus. f it , , ' ' . I f . ii + '- , , I wi ,.i, gf , ,,, V ff, . I . .tiffvxj iw' 'elif F, ,i, . if 'K .N , fa - Alfil 16